The results of a study of combustion stabilization in a supersonic combustor for Mach numbers 2, 2.5, and 3 are presented. It was shown that the choice of the fuel injection scheme has decisive influence on the mixing efficiency and flame holding. It has been established that the efficiency of combustion stabilization depends essentially on Mach number and total temperature at the channel entrance
Experimental investigations on the ignition and combustion stabilization of kerosene with pilot hydr...
Sustained combustion and optimization of combustor are the two challenges being faced by combustion ...
To investigate the effect of the multicavity on flame stabilization mode transition in a scramjet co...
The results of a study of combustion stabilization in a supersonic combustor for Mach numbers 2, 2.5...
Experimental observations and numerical simulation were conducted to study the flame characteristics...
The combustion characteristics of a hydrogen-fueled supersonic combustor featuring a large cavity le...
The combustion process in a hydrogen fueled scramjet combustor with a rearwall-expansion cavity was ...
To investigate the supersonic combustion patterns in scramjet engines, a model scramjet engine was t...
Investigations on combustion enhancement and stabilization of liquid kerosene using five different i...
This paper describes ongoing research efforts in the scramjet community on cavity ame holders, a co...
The Air Force Research Lab, Propulsion Directorate, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio has studie...
The ethylene-fueled flameholding characteristics of a cavity-based scramjet combustor are experiment...
An extensive study of flame stability in a cavity-based fuel injector/flameholder has been performed...
Abstract — The proposal of supersonic combustion has become inevitable to fly at hypersonic speeds, ...
A supersonic kerosene ignition and flame stabilization experiments were conducted on a directly conn...
Experimental investigations on the ignition and combustion stabilization of kerosene with pilot hydr...
Sustained combustion and optimization of combustor are the two challenges being faced by combustion ...
To investigate the effect of the multicavity on flame stabilization mode transition in a scramjet co...
The results of a study of combustion stabilization in a supersonic combustor for Mach numbers 2, 2.5...
Experimental observations and numerical simulation were conducted to study the flame characteristics...
The combustion characteristics of a hydrogen-fueled supersonic combustor featuring a large cavity le...
The combustion process in a hydrogen fueled scramjet combustor with a rearwall-expansion cavity was ...
To investigate the supersonic combustion patterns in scramjet engines, a model scramjet engine was t...
Investigations on combustion enhancement and stabilization of liquid kerosene using five different i...
This paper describes ongoing research efforts in the scramjet community on cavity ame holders, a co...
The Air Force Research Lab, Propulsion Directorate, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio has studie...
The ethylene-fueled flameholding characteristics of a cavity-based scramjet combustor are experiment...
An extensive study of flame stability in a cavity-based fuel injector/flameholder has been performed...
Abstract — The proposal of supersonic combustion has become inevitable to fly at hypersonic speeds, ...
A supersonic kerosene ignition and flame stabilization experiments were conducted on a directly conn...
Experimental investigations on the ignition and combustion stabilization of kerosene with pilot hydr...
Sustained combustion and optimization of combustor are the two challenges being faced by combustion ...
To investigate the effect of the multicavity on flame stabilization mode transition in a scramjet co...